Andrew Ryce

When Rush played the opening night of their Fifty Something tour this past June—their first full concert in 11 years, and first since the death of drummer Neil Peart—the unexpected key takeaway was that Aimee Mann had joined them on stage for the first time ever to sing her part on “Time Stand Still,” a single from the band’s 1987 album Hold Your Fire. Though among their most poignant songs, it’s hard to imagine anyone who isn’t a Rush diehard even considering its existence these days.

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The jig is up. The act behind the most bewildering ambient techno of the past 15 years is not a shadowy syndicate or group of evil geniuses. It’s actually just Izaak Schlossman, who started the project back in Seattle as part of a crew called Aught. The proliferation of aliases, and the artist’s eventual move to San Francisco—where he started the synth-pop band Loveshadow—caused lingering confusion.